What does a ping test do?

Ping sends ICMP echo requests to check reachability and round-trip latency for a host.

What does TTL mean in ping?

TTL (Time To Live) is a hop limit that decreases at each router; it helps prevent loops and can hint at network distance.

Network Address Ping Tool

Check if a remote server or IP address is online. Enter an IP or hostname and click Ping to view response time, TTL, and online status.

About IP Address Ping Test

The Ping service allows you to test the online status and responsiveness of any server or IP address. By sending ICMP packets to the destination, you can measure response time, TTL (Time To Live), and determine if the server is reachable from your location.

This tool is useful for diagnosing network connectivity issues, monitoring server uptime, and verifying whether firewalls or network policies are blocking access. Simply enter the IP address or hostname above and click Ping—the service will send five ICMP packets and display the results instantly.

Please note, if the target device or server has a firewall that blocks ICMP packets, the ping utility may not receive a response, and the server may appear offline even if it is actually online. This is a common security measure on many networks.

Ping is a standard network utility used by administrators and users worldwide to troubleshoot network problems and check server availability. For more technical details, see the Wikipedia article here.